Estate for Two Wives and Local Congregation Noted in Will
Probate records reveal Tinney Cines and James A Wood each left whole estates to their wives for life, with residuary bequests to Blue Ridge College and the Monocacy Congregation of the Church of the Brethren. Tinney directs $50 to a bank and dividend interest for cemetery lot upkeep, then provisions for Mary Alice Summel at 18. After the wife’s death, funds to Mary Alice, then equal division to the two residuary beneficiaries. Wood leaves everything to Amanda Wood during widowhood, with after-death division among children. Amanda Wood named executrix, James Wood named executor on remarriage or death. May 27 1911 and May 24 1910 deeds referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
James A. Wood
Blue Ridge College
Church of the Brethren
Int. Tinney Cines
Orphans’ Court
Jane A. Sines
Mary Alice Summel
Jane A. Sipes
Amanda S. Wood
Anna M. Long
Dfie LE. Renner
Charles D. Wood
Ivy M. Marshall
Daisy Ley Marshall
Jesse R. Wood
George W. M. Wood
Amanda A. Wood
Amanda W. W. Wood
James R. Wood
Otho J Gaver Dies After Long Illness in Burkittsville
Prominent county resident Otho J Gaver died at his home in Burkittsville on Saturday at about 60 years of age from brain paralysis after two years of ill health. He was born in Myersville and served as sheriff of Frederick County for one term after being elected in 1889. He later lived in Frederick and Hurkittsville where he practiced veterinary surgery and ran a store. He spent about twenty years as deputy sheriff after his term. Survived by four children from his first wife and a widow, plus several siblings, the funeral was held today at noon with burial in Myersville from the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Javer
Burkittsville
Joseph W
Mary Gaver
Myersville
Frederick
Peres Ratit
Hurkittsvile
Adeo
Newton Forme
Virgie Gaver
Blue Ridge Summit
Orma K. Gaver
Floyd Gaver
Hagerstown
Sophia
Death and funeral notices from Boonsboro and Strasburg deaths
Rev L L Smith of Strasburg Virginia a Boonsboro native died at his post after seventeen years as a Lutheran pastor. Survivors include widow and four sons including a New York pastor and a Strasburg editor. Burial in Winchester Virginia. Anna Sophia Weinberg widow of Christian Weinberg died at Mont Eagle hospital aged 78. Funeral from son George Weinberg’s home in Williamsport later today with interment at Mt Olivet. David J Gardner age 23 dies of tuberculosis in Urbana with funeral at St Ignatius church. Madeline Ross wife of Peter J Ross dies in Baltimore aged 75 with funeral in Baltimore then transport to Mt Olivet. Heavily weighted with names, places and dates from Boonsboro Strasburg Urbana and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Mary
Charles
Trinity Lutheran Church
New York City
Frederick
Boonsboro
Winchester
Mts
Ann
Weenberg
Anna Sophia Weinberg
Christian Weinberg
Montevue Hospital
George Weinberg
Charles Weinberg
Hanover
West Sixth Street
Te House
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
David J. Gardner
Urbana
St. Ignatius Church
Father McCabe
Buckeystown
Philip Lee
Otis Hendrickson
J. §. Grinder
J. B. Kidd
Chas. Stoop
Chas. Hendry
Geo. W
Peter St. Ross
Madeline Ross
Peter J. Ross
Baltimore
East Fayette Street
Mt Olivet
Hewes and Chase Wedding in Hartford Church Ceremony
Thomas Hewes son of M Levin Hewes of Standard Insurance Hartford married Genevieve Chase at Asylum Hill Congregational church. He graduates Yale and studies law there, plans Cape Cod honeymoon, will live in Hartford with Mrs. Hewes. Also note Jesse McCrobie of Deer Park Md and Gertie May of Frederick wed at Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. E H Lamar officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEWIS
Cteabp
Thomas Hewes
M. Levin Hewes
Standard Insurance Company
Tiartford
Conn
Genevieve Chase
Charles Edward Chase
Hartford
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Cape Cod
Hewes
Yale College
Tiine
Yale
Edward Inghes
Mrs. Trewes
Willow Basket Willows Grow In Berks County Pa
The basket willow crop has been planted in Berks county Pennsylvania this year with strips of willows readied for peeling in spring. Farmers vary from half an acre to two acres, growing shoots in rows, harvesting in March, peeling quickly with a vise like brake, and drying in meadow streams to prepare for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berks County
Pennsylvania
New York
Berks
Lehigh
Montgomery
Lancaster
York
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Mr Milton Ancell of Tanertown was admitted to Frederick City Hospital with acute gangrenous appendicitis. He underwent immediate surgery and is reported in as favorable condition as possible after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Milton Ancell
Tanertown
Frederck City Hospital
Tie
Memorial Services Postponed by Weather
Inclement weather caused the postponement of memorial services that were to be held yesterday in Levistown. The services will be held sometime in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Oa
Levistown
Federated Charities Board Holds Quarterly Meeting Tomorrow
The regular quarterly meeting of the Federated Charities board will be held tomorrow night at the headquarters on 4 West Patrick Street. Progress returns from the canvassers will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities
West
Patrick Street
National Forest Idea Near Washington District
A Baltimore architect proposes a national forest between Washington and the Patuxent river plus lands along the upper Potomac near Great Falls. Support comes from American Forestry, Maryland’s State forester, and Thomas Nelson Page who warns time is running out. Proponents say it would be a low cost, high benefit dendrological exhibit under the Agriculture Department with strong regional and national value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Forest
Baltimore
American Forestry
State Forester of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Patuxent River
Potomac
Creat Falls
United States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Thomas Nelson Page
Page
Repainting Work Noted on Local Homes
The property of Charles W. Atller on North Market Street received a repaint by a crew under Henry A. Lempe. The residence of James E. Salt on East Patrick Street also underwent repainting by a force directed by Tenure Lampe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Atller
North Market Street
Henry A. Lempe
James FE
East Patricktreet
TR. Lampe
Resignation of Clinch Presbyterian sexton
Charles Robertson has resigned as sexton of the Presbyterian Clinch church effective next Wednesday. Mrs Robertson, who has led the church with her husband for seven years, will move with their son and daughter to Baltimore where they will reside in the future. The vacancy has not been filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robertson
Presbyterian
Robertson
Baltimore
Mayor Orders Ban On Noises From Horns And Motorcycles
The mayor warns police to enforce an ordinance muzzling and tagging loud signals from motorcycles and bicyclists. He cites public nuisance concerns as frightened horses and ear-splitting sounds. Enforcement possible arrests if noise continues. speed regulations may follow.
Funerals Held For John Christian Falk And Geo H Zimmmerman
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon for John Christian Falk at his Montevue Turnpike home with Rev. Wysses S G Rupp and Rev. Mr. Philower officiating. Interment followed at Mt Oliver cemetery. C C Carty led the service for Geo H Zimmmerman with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christian Falk
Montevue Turnpike
Wysses S. G. Rupp
Mr. Philower
Hoonshore
D. C. Kemp
F. ‘Thakin
J. Pornny
J. B. Kemp
C. V. Sanner
J. G. Kemp
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Obenderfer and Son
Geo. H. Zimmerman
East Patrick Straet
G. Rupp
Lutheran Church
C. Will Trout
John L. Johnson
H. C. Zacharias
J. Marshall Miller
Grayson Bowers
Gilmer Schley
Mt Olivet
C. Cc. Carty
Emmitsburg Beats Fairfield In Rain Slowed Baseball Game
Emmitsburg defeats Fairfield 11 to 4 on a slippery wet field. Despite Fairfield’s extra hits, Emmitsburg bats in third inning produced five runs aided by two errors. Sellers held Fairfield to key late innings as Emmitsburg built early 3 0 lead then withstood Fairfield bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Yairfield
RH. E. Emmitsburg
Hoofnagle
Emmittsburg
Kerrigan
Oire Peddicord
Sellers
OK Peddicord
Swope
Praley
Green
Benefit Festival for Baseball Team at the Y M C A
Baseball enthusiasts plan a grand benefit festival at the Y M C A on Thursday June 24 with an auditorium program and a lively lobby party. City’s best talent will perform and supporters are urged to attend and patronize to aid the team.
Frederick to Meet Brunswick in Postponed Game
Frederick is set to play Brunswick tomorrow after Saturday’s clash here was postponed due to a shower that started around the scheduled kickoff time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brunswick
Pat Branswick
Doctors Headed to AMA Meeting in Los Angeles
Dr Franklin B Smith and Prof Thomas B Johnson departed this afternoon for Los Angeles to attend the American Medical Association meeting. They expect to return about July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Smith
Thomas B. Johnson
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Advice by Prof Surface on remedy for spiny elm caterpillar
Zoologist Dr Surface of Pennsylvania notes reports of injurious elm caterpillars this spring. He advises spraying with arsenite of lead at one ounce per gallon, urging prompt early application to kill larvae while young. He also recommends boroughs own a Ritay pump to loan for cleaning infested shade trees, citing success in New Jersey towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surface of
Pennsylvania
Surface
New Jersey
Village choral society boast met with resignation
A rambler asks if the village has two choral societies and a resident replies that they do not boast about it but endure it with resignation, reflecting local understatement and humor.
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Henry Sipes
College
Russia
Market St. Frederick
Nek
G. O. Paxson
Edw. G. Cowling
Prerive
Otho J. Gaver
Castro
Central America
Venezuela
Rnmental
Cipriano Castro
Paotes E
Laz Olevar
Caraga
KC Wrie
Venezuelas
New Orleans
Gulf
Casive
Quarterly Meeting
U. S. Forest
Thomas Nellsen Page
Will
Prof
R. R
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Pas
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
H. R. Flautt
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